Doesn’t sound like India at all. I’d say it was someone from a Caribbean nation.
The sharper if knees, no doubt.
Caribbean, Philippines, and India all seem to be used, but that’s just where they say they’re from, if not “Florida” or “California.”
As I always like to say, there’s a sucker born every minute (you have my permission to use that phrase).
Yes, many of the online dating and mail-order-bride websites are indeed peppered with scam artists who prey on men who are, how shall I put this delicately, somewhat deficient in cognitive proficiency (i.e. stupid).
However, it would be remiss to paint with a broad brush and say all dating and mail-order bride sites are scam magnets. I, for one am a huge mail-order-bride recipient winner. I’m a real true-love success story.
I found my dear Katty on the swank, premium-subscription website, Happywife4U. com. Katty and I have been corresponding for months now and we will soon get married, as soon as she gets off the boat and we meet. No, she is not from Ghana, nor is she hitting me up for money or plane fare or anything like that—I did not just fall off of the turnip truck (you have my permission to use that phrase, too).
Katty did, sadly, grow up in abject poverty, but she’s a sweet, hardworking, pull-yourself-up-by-the bootstraps kind of girl who is saving up her own money for a ticket to sail to America and live in matrimonial bliss with her Tibby (i.e. me). I don’t know who is more blessed, she or I.
I’ll admit, looks are important to me, even though I don’t exactly look like a male underwear model myself (however, those idiot women who call me hideously ugly need to get their eye’s examined). So, you can understand my joy when Katty sent me this photograph of herself, posed against the modest house she grew up in: My Katty. Yes, if you have a good eye, you may have noticed a slight resemblance to 80’s supermodel, Kathy Ireland. I noticed that, too. So, yay, me! I’m a lucky guy.
Here’s another photo Katty sent me posing with two of her very close friends, Ellie and Rachie on the beach of their hometown of Monrovia:Katty & Friends. As you can see, her friends aren’t exactly woof woofs either. In fact, Katty tells me they are both single and looking for nice, first world husbands. So, if any of you unattached guys out there want a match up…I’ll see what I can do.
And, as if I wasn’t lucky enough, Katty wrote to me yesterday and said she was just contacted by an unknown, long lost Uncle who is very rich (he’s Monrovia’s Prince Chip!) and he insists on sending me a very large dowry for our pending wedding (millions and millions of Rupees!). I just have to send him a few thousand dollars to hire a locksmith to open the rusty royal safe, and then it will be easy street for me and my Katty!
Who wants a wedding invitation!
I never enter these kind of ads. Most of the time you just end up paying money for nothing. I only like chat sites like (links deleted) where i can really see and chat with the girls and sometimes i end up hooking up with them.
Discussion of mail-order brides always reminds me of this thread.
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The kind of dating site that always has the horde of hot babes always puts me on guard.
Way I see it, women who look like that need not face the uncertainty of the Internet, as they’re likely having to hold off the guys with a whip and chair. Why would they be advertising on the internet?
I moderated a cough niche dating website. Many, many scammers, mostly women claiming to be completely submissive, adored housework, and who had no limits to making their man happy. They were always young, gorgeous, and foreign.
My favorite, though, was one guy who claimed to be a decorated war hero, fighter pilot, deliverer of kidneys for transplant, and a bunch of other things. He was eventually found out as a fake because his photos contradicted each other. His “native American” wife started to look more and more Anglo in photos. It was entertaining to watch break down. Though I suppose he wasn’t a scammer, more of a sock.
“Native American” is a huge scammer red flag. It doesn’t mean what they think it means. To them, it’s someone who was born in the USA.